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Bosley Mill explosion: owner charged with corporate manslaughter
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Film prize winner highlights human fragility
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Aluminium fabricator fined over chain mesh sling fall

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Accident reduction
Payers to players: ISSA’s Vision Zero
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Food and drink sector conference 2019

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Control of contractors
Modern slavery
Time to act

Companies need to be vigilant about possible labour exploitation in their supply chains and by contractors, both in the UK and overseas, and ensure they are behaving ethically.
Stress
Mental health
Stress busters

The best way to tackle stress is to address cultural issues both at an organisational and national level, writes Claire Saunders CFIOSH.
First aid
The shockingly simple ways to save lives

A defibrillator can provide a lifeline for someone in cardiac arrest when every second counts, so why don’t more organisations invest in this equipment as part of their first aid provision?
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Road safety
Work-related stress is a worrying cause of company car and fleet vehicle road accidents
Wellbeing
Linking consumer research with wellbeing and skin care
Lone workers
One-stop-shop for vital information on lone working

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Personal protective equipment
A-SAFE unveils new anti-topple products for stacked storage areas

Stacking bulk goods can increase the risk of topple-related accidents. New high-level Topple Barriers from A-SAFE are designed to protect pedestrians, goods and vehicles from topple hazards in bulk storage areas.
Work at height
ATLAS publishes guidance on working at height in wind

The Association of Technical Lightning & Access Specialists (ATLAS) has published guidance entitled Wind Guidance Note for Working at Height, which has been developed by M J Fuller & Associates and reviewed by ATLAS’ Council and Safety & Access Committee. The document is primarily intended for steeplejack and lightning conductor engineers, but elements of the guidance will be useful to others who work at height.
Emergency planning
City of Bristol College ensures safety for all students

The multi-campus City of Bristol College, used by some 20,000 students and 1,000 staff, has overhauled its evacuation procedures with the help of Evac+Chair.
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